Tuesday, July 31, 2012
We've got start dates for the 2012-2013 school year at public schools serving the Glenview community.
Wondering how much summer you've got left before school starts in Glenview? Patch has you covered. Don't miss a thing: Like Patch on Facebook Getting a pre Labor Day start, students will be heading back to the classroom before you know it. Here, check out a round up of back-to-school dates for public school districts serving Glenview. And, we know there are a bunch of private school's in Glenview, too. If you're a parent or staff member at one, feel free to jump in the comments section and add in the start times to share the information with the rest of the community. Glenbrook South High School: Thursday, Aug. 23 School calendar District 34 Elementary Schools: Tuesday, Aug. 21 School Calendar District 30 Elementary Schools (Glenview, …
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Westbrook School (Board of Education District 34)
1333 Greenwood Rd, Glenview, IL
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Glenbrook South High School
4000 W Lake Ave, Glenview, IL
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Saturday, May 5, 2012
Gerald Hill interviewed for the position in West Bloomfield, Mich. on Friday and was offered the position Saturday. He will retire from District 34 on June 30.
Updated: 5:55 p.m. Gerald Hill has tentatively accepted the job of superintendent of schools in West Bloomfield, Mich. He accepted the position, pending negotiations, just hours after it was extended early Saturday. To read more about his reasons for leaving Glenview, click here. ---------------- Gerald Hill, who will retire as superintendent of District 34 on June 30, has been offered a superintendent position in West Bloomfield, Mich. If Hill accepts West Bloomfield’s $190,000 offer, it would mean a pay cut from his current base salary of $270,000 with District 34. According to the district’s annual compensation report, Hill’s current package also includes benefits, a pension contribution, a car allowance and an $11,000 bonus. Patch …
Monday, November 7, 2011
Tax cap to limit increase to 1.5 percent.
East Maine School District 63 approved a tentative 2011 tax levy of $35.4 million, which includes about $3.7 million to pay off bonds and $31.8 million to pay operating costs. The tax levy is the amount the district will ask taxpayers to provide next year. At a school board meeting Wednesday David Bein, executive director of business services, told board members the money the district is asking for in operating costs is about 3.7 percent higher than what the district collected in 2011. “This is our opportunity to officially declare, here is how much money we would like to fund our entity,” Bein said. Earlier: District 63 approves strategic plan. However, Bein said it was unlikely the district would collect everything it is asking for due …
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Administration projects expenditures will outpace revenue by $2.6 million.
Another year, another deficit. This time, the magic red number is $2.6 million, thanks to across-the-board cuts from Springfield earlier this summer. The Glenview District 34 Board of Education heard the bad news Monday at its monthly meeting. "In 2010, expenditure exceeded revenues, and 2011 was the first year we had a deficit," said Mary Werling, assistant superintendent for business services. "We're projecting that to continue into 2012." Read more: Glenview's 'Failing' Schools Among Nation's Best In June, the board reviewed a tentative budget that forecasted $67.5 million in expenditures and a $1.8 million deficit. Now, the Board of Education has been hit with the realization that the district's expenditures will be an estimated $67.6 …
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9:13 am on Sunday, May 6, 2012
Third pension! Job well done Dr. Hill. remember this when D34 is pushing for a Referendum in another year and the state transfers pension funding to the local school districts. more ›